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In “Talking Sex”, Vanessa Hamilton fearlessly explores the complex topic of human sexuality.
Drawing from extensive experience and contemporary research, this groundbreaking book challenges readers to reconsider outdated beliefs about sex and sexuality education. It's packed with conversation starters, tips, and strategies to empower adults to provide the accurate, comprehensive, age-appropriate information children need for a fulfilling and safe journey through life.
Talking Sex covers a variety of topics including sexual safety, diversity, reproduction, pleasure, consent and sexual health-because, after all, most conversations about human sexuality have hardly anything to do with what we commonly think of as 'sex'.
Your children are getting a sexuality education every day from the world around them. But is it the one you want them to receive?
Who do you want to tell your child about each topic related to sex, human sexuality, consent, and respect? Hopefully the answer is you.
Children don't need 'sex ed', they need sexuality education, information, and conversations. Become the askable and tellable adult that children need you to be.
Drawing from extensive experience and contemporary research, this groundbreaking book challenges readers to reconsider outdated beliefs about sex and sexuality education. It's packed with conversation starters, tips, and strategies to empower adults to provide the accurate, comprehensive, age-appropriate information children need for a fulfilling and safe journey through life.
Talking Sex covers a variety of topics including sexual safety, diversity, reproduction, pleasure, consent and sexual health-because, after all, most conversations about human sexuality have hardly anything to do with what we commonly think of as 'sex'.
Your children are getting a sexuality education every day from the world around them. But is it the one you want them to receive?
Who do you want to tell your child about each topic related to sex, human sexuality, consent, and respect? Hopefully the answer is you.
Children don't need 'sex ed', they need sexuality education, information, and conversations. Become the askable and tellable adult that children need you to be.